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Spike in energy prices expected as Ofgem brings forward price cap announcement
Around 22 million households are currently thought to be on an energy deal which is linked to the price cap
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Walking and cycling schemes in London face funding cut of nearly £500m
The figures are part of a budget update which will be considered by Transport for London’s board on Wednesday
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Boris Johnson accused of targeting working people with tax rises
Keir Starmer argued working people are being hit by a number of 'stealth taxes'.
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Royal Air Force scrambles Typhoon jets to respond to ‘unidentified aircraft’
Unidentified aircraft were approaching the UK area of interest
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Princess Anne praises work of engineers during pandemic - 'extraordinary'
'Without their efforts, life during the pandemic would have been very different'
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M&S and Aldi settle Colin the Caterpillar copyright dispute
It came after M&S first launched the lawsuit against Aldi in April last year
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Daily reported cases of Covid-19 now include possible reinfections
A reinfection is defined as someone who tests positive for Covid-19 more than 90 days after a previous positive result
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Thousands of ‘Platinum Jubbly’ memorabilia feature misprint
The stock is for sale as a bulk lot for £32,400
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Queen passes Harry’s rugby patronages over to Kate
The duchess said she was “thrilled” to take on the roles
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Government urged to apologise to sacked care home staff after vaccine U-turn
On Monday, the Government announced its plans to abandon the requirement for health and social care staff, pending a consultation
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Captain Sir Tom Moore: What his legacy means to you one year on from his death
Before his death, he and his family set up the Captain Tom Foundation to support causes close to his heart
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The 55 education ‘cold spots’ earmarked for levelling up
Areas where weak education outcomes have been identified will be offered a 'levelling-up premium'